Tacwise 18G Brad Nails - 25mm - Silver

These 180/25mm Galvanised Brads are ideal for woodworking, trim, and furniture assembly, providing...

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This guide is for both professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts using Tacwise 18G 25mm Brad Nails. These nails provide strong and reliable fastening for woodworking and furniture assembly, offering a durable and rust-resistant solution. Note that proper use with an 18-gauge brad nailer is essential for optimal performance.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberTAC0396
BrandTacwise

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FAQs

What gauge are these brad nails?

These are 18-gauge brad nails.

What is the length of these brad nails?

The brad nails are 25mm in length.

What materials can I use these brads on?

These brads are suitable for use on various wood types and can be used for trim, furniture assembly, and other woodworking projects.

Are these nails rust-resistant?

Yes, these brad nails have a galvanised coating to provide rust and corrosion resistance.

What nailers are these compatible with?

These brad nails are compatible with Tacwise nailers and other 18-gauge brad nailers.

How do I store the brad nails?

Store the brad nails in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.

What is the best way to ensure the brads are driven in correctly?

Position the nailer at a 90-degree angle to the surface and drive the brads straight. Adjust the depth setting if needed.

Troubleshooting

Nails are not driving flush.

Adjust the nailer's depth setting or increase the air pressure.

Nails are bending or jamming.

Ensure the nailer is properly aligned and the surface is not too hard. Check for obstructions in the nailer.

Nails are splitting the wood.

Pre-drill holes, especially when working near edges, and consider using a different nail type if splitting persists.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and reliable fastening
  • Rust and corrosion resistance for longevity
  • Suitable for various woodworking projects
  • Compatible with a wide range of nailers
  • Provides a neat and professional finish

Cons

  • Requires an 18-gauge brad nailer for use
  • Not suitable for heavy-duty construction
  • Brads can bend if not properly driven
  • Length may not be suitable for all tasks

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Compatibility: Ensure you are using an 18-gauge brad nailer.
  2. Loading: Follow the nailer's instructions for loading brad nails.
  3. Driving: Position the nailer at a 90-degree angle to the surface and drive the brads straight.
  4. Care: Store brad nails in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
  5. Safety: Always wear safety glasses when using a nailer.

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